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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
RuCKPiFID

T. Is Hartford hes returned from O.d
Orchsrd where he has purchased q stand
and expects IN occupy Il In . few weeks.
Judge l. Atwood has gone 10 his old
stamping ground a. the Lakes.
Ex Mush,l Blsbee has sold bis Iytar
old troi,lng MARI, Ida u % Boston par
ties. She was sired by sson Of Smuggler
County Attorney Jersey aud wife, and
A. v. Warren and wife ere on . nshlpg er'
cur,ion a. Weld Pond.
Atwood A Fsrrsr IL qllte sick and
fears are entertained that be may no, re-
cover.
Mr.. Chss Trl,chell met with = ssrIou.
accident Saturday afternoon. while clear
log % the dinner table she stepped upon 4
spool lsJlng upon the 4 Dor. which threw
her against the edge ~ a door frame
bfeaklug hsr arm between the shoulder
and e,b0w-rs,hsr = lad frsc.ure.
T \. Brligham, Eco OF Portland spent
the Sabbath With bis sonl n.liw, Mr
IIenry Naliy.
Josiah IIa,ehlnson 1, visiting his i,ugh'
or In Boston.
The Iggh anniversary OF the Buekneld
Reform Club was held Sunday afternoon
aud evening AZ The Bsp,ls, Church. A
foil house greeted the Rsform-rs. SPEAK.
ers were present from Auburn. Turner.
Canton. Paris etc, several OF whom hst
passed the sOih mile stone Ia chsckeret
aud eventual lie. 4 fuller report Will b.
given In the neat Issue OF the DrNoCRAr
The following clipping taken from The
Cohrse,t Coiiagsr OF May l;th will be- 81
Interest 20 the many frlends OF DR.. Q. IL
brigham aud family. DIR brigham AM
family are now permanently located al th'
residence owned and formerly occupied By
Charles willard on South Main street
directly opposite Independence Engin'
House. The doctor IL receiving slsrg'
patronage aud expresses himself A. much
pleased with the courteou, treatment h
receives from our people. lie IL greatly
liked by all who have employed hlm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
ALBANY.

The lsth, list, Mr. and Mrs. Clldjfi
Wheeler OF Bethel. celebrated the twenty
dnh Anniversary OF their marriage. A.
they are oar Intimate friends, aud In early
llfr Ms W. Vas 4 near neighbor. itsnJfd'
a a. much pleasure IN be with them on
this festive occasion. which seemed 10 be
erloyed BY quite large company. One
pleasant suf interesting circumsiAnce. Al
though without any previous Arrangement,
II was asceriAlned tuflng the AFTERNOON
that thls day was The anniversary OF The
marriage OF two other parties In the com
pany. one The thirty NH, aud The other
he fofiy-seyeuih. Congratulations were
expressed aud substantial tokens ofregard
len. Others will probably give full ae'
count OF exercises.
The CoueT church have for = supply
mi. sammsr y. ". wl.wal from Hartford
Theological Seminary, = cousin % Rev.
Mr. wisVAli OF Norway.
Rev. Mr. Crockett and vile OF Jackson,
y n, made short visit 10 her bro,hefs'
Y And W. W. Blri.
wslllugtou Blri who has been Danger
on.ly sick Il better.
Mrs. Dexter Cummings and children ar
visiting her parents. II G. Lawrence and
wife. a. North Paris.
Miss Kate Cummings !. visiting her
sister. Rev. Mf. Gould Of Lower Gilman
ton. y. N.
Fred Andrews OF Lynn. Mass, Is here
attending % setting marble tablet a. The
grave OF bis mother.
VIII GupilL OF Bates COLLEGE, Is here on
business.
Farmers are looking cheerful aud are
very busy putting In their crops.
A due shower last night added new beau
~ 20 the face OF the earth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
NORTH PARIS.

Snov hu not al left u', there beloe
two large dflfls near here, aud near ~
fruit trees In blossom.
ST. Lila Benson has been qalie SICK
the pas, week. also Miss Minnie Andrews,
Who bad 10 leave her school.
Perry Crawford IL laid up with fslon.
J. Daniels has moved his goods Into w.
w. Dunham's house ani Is now AZ work
for him
A new blacksmith has moved Into the
place aud oeoupes the shop Of J u. Rich
ari.On.
Mr. aud Mr-. Geo. farnhsn have been
presented with = little son that weighed
more than eleven pounds.
y l.. Marshall has = carload OF cows al
his place AZ Trap Corner fOr sale that arc
ssld - be very good ones for the dairy,
and hops the farmers will bay them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
OXFnRD

OAEOhD
TIE members OF q. A. X. have extenisd
an Invitation 20 the Harry Rast Post OF
Norway. and the Dsinal Post OF
Mechanic Falls 20 b. prcsent on Memorial
day. which they have accepted. Comrades
will b rsafy ~ fall into llne a. 30. A. NJ
Rev NJ. Baflm vii address the soldiers
90 sunday, the 9th. a. The NJ. X. church.
Preparations are being msis Tor The oo.
servAnce OF Chlldrsn's Day.
A meeting Tor the re-orgsnirstioa OF The
NJ \. sabbath school Was sppolntei Tor
wednesday evening.
The hrst match game OF baseball OF the
season was played here Saturday. ltih, by
The oxford and Hebron mines. Two Inn
lDgs verr played with the result OF score
OF ~ % . In favor OF the Oxforis.
Geo. 4 Hawkes. wife and daughter have
been spending some time Ia Boston.
Qiite number attended The foot race
a. Norway. between Go. Heath and Pred
Foster 0f Oxfori. AMI 81. Mckeen Of Nor
way, 10 which Foster Won.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
WILSON'S MILLS.

The water has not been so high foI
yesrs a. II has been the past week, and
our mail still goes by boat, though ths
water ~ the prssen, writing. May ls!h, IL
rapidly falling.
There IL . big ne burning 10 the woods
tia, started. from the river drivers fifss on
the Abbott brook.
James Parker went To Parmaoheenee
Lake on Friday. The Upper Magallowsy
drive, with Horace Frost A. boss, IL az
the Lake.
J. Il. Danforth has rttarnsd 10 Camp
Carbon 10 pat II In order for the summer
csmpslgn. benson Grams has again gone
up a. guide.
Horace Bsnuet, and another man whose
name We Ola not learn went through
iIslrs gate. one day las, week. They
were picking logs OF OF An aud the
water was let on without warning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
DECORATION pay ~ PARIS


AL Netsran. Ia fsri. az urgcuiY re-
glesiei % meet A. M Hal In south
fafI.. on SaniAy. May - n, ~ 30. n ,
% Din wm n klmbAl Poet, q. \. IN
- attendance a. Sanfay MemoriA.
service % Be held ~ the Methodist Church
Mgm sermon By Rev. W. y. holmes.
Ia every veierAn 10 Paris make strong
,rlft q b. present.
Ca Moudsy. Decoration Day, AL Nsier-
Aus who can 81 80 Sill assemble AZ Post
Hsafqaaftsrs. South Paris, AZ A. n
ant 81 really % proceed % Paris hll, %
attend The exercises a. that place.
TIE exercises ~ The I'LL vii begin a.
F. Ia. The comrades And citizens generally,
az requested 20 assemble. a. that hour,
near ne bAnt stsni and march 90 TIE
csmstsry. under escort OF ". X hlnoai
posl. accompanied BY The Paris Hul BrAss
BArt The exercises AZ The cemetery MI
cousls. o. prayer. decoration OF grave,
at short dresses ~ kx.Gov. fsrnam'
n. c. Davis. E.q Hon. George =. Han
uont. and others.
IT, ,r.rcl.e. a, South Paris vii De
t.If In ths afternoon. Veterans vii 49,
semitic A. Poet Headquarters AZ %, n.
TIE column WI hc formed AMI move A.
n NIhr aNNMa HTrA - AsHfNt-tH-N
tsry where short services viii % held,
soldiers graves decorated, etc thence -
Moore Para. pAssirg The soldiers mora
neat giving tae marching salute iherce
% Nes HsI where The exercises OF me
tay ~ oe asii-Adircss ~ Rev. A. u
Pr. OF Solih Paris; music, BY the Soiih
Paris hanf singing BY the ehor. &c
Arsr TIE exercises A. the hal TIE Nsier.
as N.li return % Post Headquarters aud
i1sre await fa-;ner orders.
TIE soldiers graves In The dinercni
Yards In TIE tosn-except those AZ fAfls
HI ari South Psrls-wiA BE- properly
decorated at. a N. And The following
uAnci comrades Arc detailed Tor THIS daiy
A. iAs several yards A. follows
Wrsi Paris Comrs,e khan Wills Nortl
rsrs ani Iusu District. lornrsis - il nan
Ram rsrtrifr- snd Gray nlstricts. ,otnia,
IL n ripley IIirn strsst District tomraie
ttarflsr ssln. tuhns knd Mountain uisifls -
lomrals A D ,niin. King pisTici' IoinfAls
"a e. starnirf.
Fiags for al The soldiers graves 10 tae
;0sn Nil be furnished By The Post o1i "
se1peciei that f1wers and wreAthes WI
81 furnished by the relatives and frients.
A. he people In our town are respectfully
luy.ted and rflussfsi % assist The veterans
- Paris. 10 properly performing the "a
cred isfiss- pertaining % this day.
H. y. BoLsrER, 7. {.
U A NAM. Atlt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
CANTON

The Officers ofLake View Lodge, No. 4,
|. %. q. T. for the present garter, were
Installed Monday evening. May lSIh, ~
Lodge Dspaty. L. y. Carver.
The frame Ofihe Steam Gfist MIL IL up.
Mr.. Atw ,oi, OF Atwood & FORBES OF The
DEuOcRlT was 10 town on Friday.
X. A B.rrows, Assignee OF the GOnlis,
hardware dealers OF Canton. IL closing
oui the stock by auction.
The Executive Committees OF the Va
lage improvement Society should see 10 u
that the Canton House lot Is cleared up A.
II presents most unslghily appearance.
The owner OF the lot. X. II. Thompson,
has been In town during the past week,
DO, be probably holds the lot - OF more
value In it, present condition than II 10
condition 20 sell or build upon.
Mrs. W. Ryerson, Of West Sumner, IL
visiting her brother. Conductor Moore. al
the village.
The village schools arc making consid
cradle progress under the Instruction Of
Mr. Bonney and Miss Dearborn. MI. u
has from IS 20 90 pupils aud Mss ID. oyei
30. too msny by half for any one ieaehel
considering the ages OF the pupils, which
csnno, average over 6 or years. Thre'
teachers sholld have been employed In
stead OF two, and then by grading in'
schools the maximum OF oeneni Nigh
have been derived from the school money
extended instead ofthe minimum.
Our Trusn, Ofieer. X. A. Barfows, II
said 10 be giving some attention 10 IN
duties OF his Office. Encouraged ~ h
may well be by the results OF his 'nDrt'
thus far, he should give siill further ai'en
ton 10 the matter. that not only th'
streets be cleared OF school children dur
ing school hours, bat that parents be mol
allowed 10 keep their children under Ger
tain age from school either for their l,ooi
or for any other purpose.
Base ball again encumbefs our streets
rendering them al certain hour, danger
ous for public travel. How long IL thl
10 bef We DO not object 10 tie game, bu
20 the game In the streets, and 10 on
most frequented streets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
BYRON

People are busy pai,lng 10 their crops
J. \. AMI J X Mitchell have - ,ercs OF
burnt ground. which they will SOW with
oats aud barley.
II n Mitchell goes % camp whitney the
.Oih. Inst. Bennle II Captain OF Mr. whit
nsy's steamer. and while Mr.. W Is 10 Ia
ROPE. be has friends coming % oeeopy his
camp
ChAs Ranile.t has taken Geo. Is. Staples
poplar drive on Swim River.
A. s Young has been grazing for ;
Knapp and e. Kundlsii
]. Houghion Is paii'ug 10 the bridge on
the lake road above his house, scross The
II0ugh,on branch. The bridge was carried
90 ln The ice frc.hei this spring
]. shaw And q l. Hall have each
new spglng tooth harrow. They work
well
40 Reed AMI @ iloision ATE away
selling spruce gun. The gum business
has been good this sprlng. Men have been
hasy gathering aud women and ohlltfeu
have been employed 20 clean The gun.
There seems % be constant demsnd Tor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
UPTON

Ava Coolidge sold bis span of gr,y
horses ~ Andover parties
Mrs. John Aksr', OF Efrol. l. visiting
friends In town.
Carrie Abbott l. ,s,eAlng a. Enrol 10
The Upper District
school commented 10 District No. /,
Mobday. taught by M,ry Abbott This i
her second term 10 town.
Frank bragg has bought The e. l.
Douglass stand NJ. Douglass will have
rent In The Umo'gog lloasc.
Lumen Sargvsni started Tor bis new
camp, FOREST Haven, wednesday. lie has
al his rooms engaged.
Chnlss Martin and wife, OF RnmfJri,
are At the Lake House with millinery and
fancy goods.
Miss Dsmsri,i, OF Enrol, has jasi re-
turned from Portland with large sssofi'
meui OF millinery, dress and f.ncy goods.
She will have rooms a. A X frosts.
Capt &. A. J. fsrrar, agent Tor The u
a X Lake transportation Go. noilne. The
creditors ~ said company that be will pay
forty cents on dollar, which he thinks Is
very liberal Cnsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
HIRAM

Mrs. Dsanis morrill, l. qalte slek With
heart disease AMI nervous prosiraiiou.
Mr.. Thomas q. spring Il sick Al The
house % Der hroihsr.ln Ian, MarshAll w.
Sprlng. Her daughter, Mrs Aitle Tyler
% ca. cago. l. attending her
Mr. ZilpaA W. BArkef, wAo has spent
The winter In Portland has returned "a
Hiram.
Daniel W. S,aborn d. working In Bald
win.
Andrew c Lowell. who leased wm l.
Sargeuts farm has Aoani)nei H.
We laige that the uumoer ~ trees cot
on Arbor bay % build brush feuce, largely
exceed those planted.
MIS- Mad Bean % DtunArk. il teaca'
ing with cool saceess Ia school district
~.
Mr.. Sylvanas u. Hartford recently losi
valuable 6orse.
Joseph lIaiehlns has removed . The
Red Nil tenement
Dr Wilson AMI his family wsui q
sweden on the itih, % Vlsli bis paffuts'
hls mother being qaite a.
Mrs. Joan n. spring has retained nom
ne Mslue General iiDs9ltti Ms Dtlla
Spriug % Brosunrii. i stopping With her.
Miss Rose T. CaapnNn % -. Hiram, i
teaching Al Browulrli Csutrc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
DENMARK.

Qal,e a large drive OF logs, some sixteen
hundred thousand, are passing here
Abou, twenty men are employed. The
logs 90 10 parties on the Saco River.
Miss Florence jordan. daughter OF hsrk
Jordan, OF National City, Cdiiornis, ar
rived In town LAST week. mrs. Jofuan'
who accompanied her, Il In Portland.
Three young men were here this h.st'
noon with q team SAID 10 belong 10 MT
Cummings, OF Norway, driven In very
unreasonable manner. I WAS Informed
that toe drivers name was Newcomo, OF
Brideton. 4. seems too bad TO trust such
fellows with q team.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
WEST BRTHRL.

Beautiful growing weather. and farm
work Is being pushed forward ~ rapidly
a. possible.
The dsnolng school closed last week.
Milton Holt received . car load OF goods
from Portland Tuesday.
\. J walker and Mrs. Della Marphy
moved Into Frank u. Seedhams house
opposite Beans store, this week.
Harrison W. French IL very low, and
has watchers every night
AldsnO Barrett moved Into one OF Bean
pew houses Tuesday. and the c. A. Walk
or house Is now unoccupled.
We need 4 good physician In this vii
lAge.
Enoch French has had two parslyiic
shocks and lies 10 . helpless condition.
A. Lincoln Chaplin. for two years CLERK
for A. +. Bean. and assistant In The post
once, has gore 10 oxford. lie has vefy
many friends here. and viii be greatly
fnt.sel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
FRYRBuRu.

The Inscription on the monument Greet.
ed Ia thl. town few years sgo, A. the
grave ~ Gen. Joseph Frye, srroueously
speaks 81 him 80 COMMANDER on rnE
roRcks oF MASS nay AT TIM CAPTURE oy
LoupnuR0, iI5s" General Frye took
part In the siege and capture OF Loulsburg
ia l5ls.-whlch achievement rnsciei 80
much honor upon the New Eoelsnd colo
niles. -bu, he had nothing - do with the
less famous siege and capture or Louis
burg 10 1858
Some 2ss pages of Laura ID Nichols
up I'LL aud Down Dale. book recent
IN puollshci by ID LoihfOp { Co. Boston,
ATE devoted 10 descriptions OF scenes ani
scenery Ia fDeburg aud Conway.
The CongI Church was open Tor seryi
CO. saniiy. May isih Preschlng by Mf.
Mating. Of Hartford Theological Semlns'
~. who Is 10 supply the palpli through
the summer.
sam sI.rk. m,n,ger Of the ID Appleton
Hncyi0peils Agency Ia Portland, spent
sandy with friends here.
The "Frrsh Air Commiiiee" ~ Port
land, were here on Tassisy looking out
boarding places
Avery I, n ctlye en.eftalnment Was given
by The scholars AZ the Academy Hall on
Tuesday eve. My iIsh, with the follow
lng program
l. CallsihsBlc..
= Recitation hafye NNni hhc
q last Duet. IvanhOe Commentary March.
Misses Psnnell and rhursfon.
4, Exclamation. Tue Hack Horse and h.. llli.r
5 ri.no soto. mcouieolo. Ms. fssasIi.
o. fatomins, Hue heards
:. inisrmis.ion.
T. Recitation, TlyinE i'm is.t leap
p Jabllee singer.
John ". waisvofth.
n. Na.ls. Negro oaArieite.
Mrs. q T.. Bradley has Joined bet has
b,ni AMI they will 60 % cha,h,m on .
nshipg excursion.
Mss Mary Head Ia. come from Lowell.
hut Mrs \ J. Bradley IL detained Ia Bos'
ton by the lines. OF her daughter, who
has been sick with measles, but Il fast
recovering
Cora Barker IA, CONS from Boston h,v.
log passed through the diseases prevail
ing ~ the "IIub"-mumps shi measles
Mr Gee ard son have gone - the Lake
Auburn House which will be opened Jdne
let
The Horse Railroad (. 10 he located
soon.
Messrs. Chasc and All.ri are a. work
on the Fire Co. Baliilng
Dr. Shcdi IL having plsIts balli on
the front OF bis house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
WATERFORD.

Farmers are busy In this vicinity pillow
Ing. sowing and planting.
The work In The village cemetery Arbc'
Day. does credit TO AL that participated u
the sffslr.
week.
Mrs. J. q. Gaillow ofN. IL. IL visltlpe
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. v. billings.
Mrs. y II willard died May i3Ih. Atsl
. long. tedious sickness. The funeral
service was conducted by oar retiring
pastor. g. NJ. Abbott
Mr. Newell Howe died very suddenly
this week. OF pneumonia Thus We lose
. much respected aud energetic citizen.
lie leaves q wife aud three ohllarsn.
Miss Miranda Billings Is stu on the sick
list
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
ANDOYER.

Mrs. J. II. Bailey Is visiting friends a.
Yarmouth. A.
The COug'l Ladies' Circle me, with Mrs.
II q. Burie,t Wednesday evening.
The school a. SO. Andover commenced
Monday OF this week. IL IL taught oy
Miss George Akers. =, -
Fl.yel A. Bodwell preached a. the NJ l.
church las, Sunday evening TO large
congregation. -
The ice broke up 10 lake welokenneoi'
cook the i3ih. inst
The steamboat msde its nrst trip Tor the
season the ltth. ~
The snnu, pilgrimage OF "ik,aks" de-
seIples 20 the lakes has begun In earnest.
Audoyer has been ''tsken' by sninvasion
NJ mIllIners FROM neighboring towns.
Frank McAiilster has pat In sstoek OF
eopfectlonary and fruit
w. w. Barnes and son bespeik tneir
share OF the patronage OF the buying pun'
NE a, the store recently occupied oy NJ ~
Corson. .r,
A 3. J1rdsn has been sppointed Tfuan'
on 20 enforce ths new law that make.
I, Necessary for AL children between and
| is years OF age 10 attend school 10 weeks
! In the year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
PORTER.

Warn arr dry.
Grass IL booking tlc.
Grain has come up lookiag we'll
Farmers are busy getting In their seed.
I. l.. French planted sweet corn and 10
ten days u Vas ~. some OF II two Inches
high.
Mr.. Nathaniel stone of Limlng,on died,
and vAs buried last Sunday. lie was an
aged man AMI former resident OF this
town.
The clirsus o, this village met 81 Good
Tsmplsrs Hall and decided 20 have a eel
ebraiion here on July tih. They will meet
agAln thls week % make Arrangements,
choose oflccrs. &c. There has not been
Que held here before Tor some eight years.
Water In Ossipec River IL falling fast.
N will som nc,d raid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
BROwNFiELD

NJ. George wak,fieli was consigned 10
bis l,si resting place Thursday AFTERNOON.
The cougl church was nlled with Peo-
PIE assembled there u pay iheir last re-
specis 10 "a old friend and townsmen. who
died Monday. May i6,h, aged - years.
IL VA. buried by the order OF fsqaaksi
Lodge. 1. % q. n, No. &c, OF which be
hsi been member 90 years. lie bal also
BEEN q member ofth Methodist Church
for many years. lie will be greatly missed
In the Community where he lived. faner'
Al sermon by Rev. Mr. Pratt OF Hiram.
Services conducted by J l. fnnk.
J. Hatch has lately pa, on team 10 run
Tor the Central House.
Many Strangers are 10 town this week
Troa,lug In al the brooks i'in good de-
mani.
Farmers are very busy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
FAST SUMNER.

Memorial services under the direction OF
Dsrrows Post, q. A. Il, will be observed
at West Samnsr, In the afternoon OF The
3Olh, inst w. \ Robinson viii deliver
the address. Yves, Paris band viii fur
nish music.
TIE mills are nearly through saving
lumber.
F.E foye IL bulldlay shop for geher'
al wood and Iron work.
Rain Is greatly needed on sandy soils ~
II II becoming very dry.
Farmers are driving their planting along
rapidly As there are no ralny dsys,o Inter
iere.
Good Templsrs should rem imber the
District Lodge al Norway, Juues Congl
Conference AZ same time and place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
LOCKEs MILLS.

John c. Rldlow. formerly proprietor OF
the Mount Abram House, has accepted q
situation With shaw. Hammond a Carney
wholesale Groocrs OF Portland. - travel
log salesman. bis route being through Or
ford Coanty. We wish HIN success.
The local Board OF Health was orsahl'
rel May 18th, J A. Fairbanks, Chsltman
Walter n Rand. Sec'y the other mem
Der on the Board belng william Rehari'
son.
Walter y. Carr. our station agent, In
tends % move hi. family from Shtloufns
here aboul TIE 20.h Inst.
The band will 40 With the q. A. X.
Post Al Byanis Pond 10 RumfJri Center
Memorial Day.
Grand,lr Crockett has donued bis tai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
ROyBIiRY.

Mr.. Ephrslm lIannaiord met with = Joe.
recently. Oss OF bis STEERS went out 10
The moFnlng a. well ~ usual and lay
down and dlei before 10 o'clock Csass
unkuown.
Mr.. Knapp. from Llvsrmorr. has cone
up 10 live with hi son, II A. knspp.
Miss Clara Buekuam IL teaching In
District No. ..
A mistake was maize In The Items last
week. Miss Peck. % Dltn 10. Il issehin.
10 District No Instead OF Miss eating
az reDoftsd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.

Farmers are very basy now preparing
groun aud putting In the seed.
The funeral services OF Mrs. ID. q. Curtis
took place At the Methodist church last
Thursday. She Was buried under the or
der of Patrons of Husbsndry A large
delegation from Franklin Orange, OF which
Mrs. Carts Vas . member, were present
and participated In the ceremonies. Sh'
leaves large family OF children to mourn
her loss.
his springs work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
NORWAY LAKE.

Mrs. J. l. Partridge has returned from
Gsrtlner where she has been visiting
relailves. -
ChArle. Cummings has bad his logs
doomed FOR long time waiting TOT the
Wind 20 20 down that he might not them
10 Norway. They were moved few days
ago.
Mrs. s. A. Stevens has returned from
Nc. Fails. where she has been visiting her
brother, Edmond Frost. who was thrown
from cart about sweek ago, and quite
badly Injured. Ar,
The school began last Monday with Miss
Kate Hobbs IS teacher and nineteen
scholars In attendance.
The trees and grass have grown green
very ia., within . few days In spite OF the
Mss Addis sh,t,uek has returned from
Massachusetts. -,
Pr,d ssell Is At work for Geo 4. Glib
son
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

wD Hoyt 4 Co. wholesaie and he
"a Druggists OF Rome, Ca. sAy We hAVe
been selling Dr. Kings New discovery,
Electric Biitsrs and Baekisns Arnies
SAve Coz two years Have never hsndieI
remedies that sell ~ well, or give saen
universal sailsfaciiOn. There have oecn
some w0aderfal cures Elected ny taess
ueticines 10 this city. Several Eases OF
pfonoanced Consumption have BET n entire
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A.ugs New Discovery, taken In eonneeuon
sin Electric Bltters. We guarArtee tnem
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

Noyes Drug Store. Norway can always
Be relied upon % carry In stock TIE puresi
as bs.i goods, And sustain The rspotAiion
OF oeing aciive. pasaiug and reliable. ~
recommending articles with vel estAoiisn-
q merit Ani saca A. are popular h.'inS
tas agencY f1r the celebrated Df. hlng
Nes Discovery for consumption, eol1s
AZ coughs. viii sell 10 Ou positive guar
anise II will surely cure any and eserJ
s--ct'on % throat. lsngs, OF ehesi' am IN
order % prove our ciAim. Ne ask yoa 70
CAL AT gst Trial Bottle Free.